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MINUTES OF THE 47TH SUMMER MEETING
Meeting called to order at 2:15 P. M. at Realty Hall, Wisconsin
Rapids, August 8, 1933.
President Herman Gebhardt extended a welcome to all growers and
friends attending.
Mr. E. L. Chambers gave a talk on insect pests, ways and means
to combat same.
Mr. H. F. Bain told of the cross pollinating work being done the
past three years and illustrated with drawings.
Mr. L. M. Rogers gave a general survey of planting and reclama-
tion of bogs for this state.
Mr. A. U. Chaney gave the crop report and Mr. C. M. Chaney spoke
on market conditions. A. B. Scott reported on Compensation In-
surance.
Mr. S. N. Whittlesey, the oldest living grower in the state, gave
recollections of his pioneer days in the cranberry game.
Mr. Vernon Goldsworthy read a report of his study of Cranberry
Problems of 1933.
Mr. W. Ebling spoke on his work as Agricultural Statistician.
Mr. A. B. Scott, chairman of the committee appointed to protest the
licensing bill for cranberry growers, reported that a petition of pro-
test had been sent to the finance committee and that he had heard that
the bill had been killed in the committee.
The minutes were read and approved. Motion was made and sec-
onded not to exhibit at the coming State and Wood Co. fairs. Motion
made and seconded to extend our appreciation to Mr. Daniels for the
candy and cigars.
It was voted to hold our next meeting on the first Wednesday in
December.
Meeting adjourned.
CLARE S. SMITH,
Secretary.